While we’re stuck in self-quarantine, we thought we’d try and visualize how the novel coronavirus spreads through a controlled environment like an apartment. Here’s how transmission happens, and what you can do about it.
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Risky vaccines, hormones that mimic exercise, masculinization of genitals, Mars and global warming stalled. You couldn't ask for a more eclectic collection of current science news stories for... read more
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A lot of jargon is used when talking about risk and some of this can be confusing. In the discussion about chemicals, the words “risk” and “hazard” are very often used as if... read more
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A bioengineering student is using his fourth colorful prosthetic made from Legos. The 19-year-old's dream is to build affordable prosthetics. Source: Teen born without forearm builds working robotic... read more
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